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Davis, J. Ronnie - In: The American economic review 58 (1968) 3, pp. 476-482

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The last remake of the new economics and the old economists : Comment

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On the incidence of income redistribution

Davis, J. Ronnie - In: Public choice 8 (1970), pp. 63-74

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Henry Simons, the radiacal : some documentary evidence

Davis, J. Ronnie - In: History of political economy 1 (1969) 2, pp. 388-394

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Three days with Knight : a personal reminiscence

Davis, J. Ronnie - In: Nebraska journal of economics and business : NJEB 13 (1974) 1, pp. 17-29

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A contextual model of coalition formation in Congress

Uslaner, Eric M. - In: American behavioral scientist : ABS 18 (1975) 4, pp. 513-529

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James McGill Buchanan: â€œOurâ€ Nobel Prize Winner

Davis, J. Ronnie - In: Public Finance Review 30 (2002) 6, pp. 479-480

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â€œExternality Mixâ€: A Case of Terminological Variability

Davis, J. Ronnie; Needy, Charles W. - In: Public Finance Review 5 (1977) 4, pp. 439-444

Buchanan has made a significant contribution to joint supply theory by emphasizing the relevance of technological variability to welfare optimality conditions. This paper shows that it is the joint supply relationship in his analysisâ€”not the externality relationshipâ€”that should be...

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James McGill Buchanan : "Our" Nobel Prize Winner

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Adam Smith on the Providential Reconciliation of Individual and Social Interests: Is Man Led by an Invisible Hand or Misled by a Sleight of Hand?

Davis, J. Ronnie - In: History of Political Economy 22 (1990) 2, pp. 341-352

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